Xbox’s newly announced Seagate memory cards give players access to either an extra 512GB or 2TB of storage, with the latter running customers a whopping $400 — $100 above the market price of the Xbox ...

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Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook One of the biggest complaints that fans have had with the Xbox Series X and S should finally be ...

The Xbox Series X may support external memory cards on the CFExpress standard, sources tell Thurrott's Brad Sams. CFExpress memory is primarily used in high-end camera memory cards, and utilizes PCIe ...

Microsoft revealed the impressive specs of the Xbox Series X on Monday, confirming it would not only have a 1 TB SSD, but expandable storage as well. However, there's lots of evidence to suggest that ...

The Seagate Expansion Card is the only Xbox Series X and Series S storage upgrade that works as fast as internal memory. The Xbox Series X and S consoles come with some of the most expansive storage ...

The console wars are heating up, with Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch all vying for gamers’ attention. Sony is currently in the lead with its PS5, but Microsoft is trying to close the gap. One ...

If you’ve owned a modern video game system, you’ve probably had the dilemma of needing to delete games from your console’s hard drive to make room for others. It’s an annoying issue that seems to have ...

There’s some great news for PS5 owners looking to finally expand their internal SSD storage, but the reality is that it will never be as easy as popping in one of Seagate’s proprietary Xbox expansion ...

Flash memory maker M-Systems has been signed up by Microsoft to provide a high capacity memory unit for the next-generation Xbox console, adding weight to reports that the system will not include a ...

So I get a memory card and try to transfer information from one Xbox to the other. In the memory manager it recognizes the card, shows me the games, but when I try to copy it it only has the "delete" ...